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S70 Turbo replacement

posted by  fourvolvos on  Tue Aug 21 10:14 CST 2012
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Patience, patience, patience and the right tools. Drain the block. (plug on the side/rear) Remove all covers, heat shields and air ducts and go at it from above. The exhaust should come off easy, non rusting bolts.
What is the problem. Maybe it doesn't have to come off. There are a couple of vacuum controls on it that can cause it to not function. Also could be a problem with the vacuum controls.






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